- Have passed the baccalaureate or in some cases FP of higher grade.
- Have an intermediate level of English that can be justified with different degrees. In some cases an IELTS or a TOEFL.
- Some courses require previous professional experience or a portfolio (those related to art).
What are vet courses?
The VET courses (Vocational Education Training) are technical courses, a kind of Spanish FP, which are carried out specifically in Australia, but which are recognized worldwide.
These courses are aimed at the practical incorporation into the world of work, since they teach a specific trade with which the student can access a job, serve as a complement to a previous training or experience or even as a bridge to access university studies.
The VET courses in Australia are one of the most requested options by students, although yes, an intermediate level of English is required to enroll in them. But do not spread panic!; Many English academies have agreements with the institutions that teach the VET courses, so if we study English in one of these academies we will have the easiest access.
ATMC (ATMC CRICOS CODE: 03013D) offers a range of Vocational Education and Training (VET) programs in the fields of Business, Information Technology, Early Childhood Education and Care, Commercial Cookery and Hospitality Management as well as ELICOS (English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students) courses.
(ATMC CRICOS CODE: 03013D)